Carol Boche Webboard User Reg: 10-30-2005
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and the molasses as well.....
I have used them though and they do work.
You can change the cereal and oats to an organic grain (barley, oats or rye) if you want to use them or try and find the Quinoa which is "naturally gluten free"......
The molasses I am assuming is more of a "taste" thing than anything else since it has no benefits to your dog at all......
But, that is my opinion, and I am still learning about all this raw stuff, so it may not be for everyone.
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Janice Jarman Webboard User Reg: 04-19-2005
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Connie, from what I understand it's called "Green" tripe because it is raw, uncleaned, and unprocessed. Like a "Green" hide fresh off a butchered steer. Green Tripe translates to fresh guts. hee hee. It has all sorts of good bacteria to aide in digestion. Also some vitamins, I think.
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You really think I obsess? Oh man, what am I gonna do? Do you really think I an caught up with looks? I don't want everyone to think I'm caught up with looks, that would be really bad, how am I ever going to get over this? This is bad, this is really, really bad. Should I call a doctor? Do you think I have a problem? Do you think it's serious? (wringing hands) maybe I should be on medication..what do I do? what do I do???!!!!
ROFLMBO!
seriously, I didn't know I was obsessing but I will say that the dog I have today is not what I remember a gsd looking like when I was a kid...guess I just need to let him grow up a bit more, huh? Alright, alright already! sheesh, bossy people!
Perhaps people think that they're too thin. I ask: what is too thin? What are the health risks of being too thin? They are healthy, happy, and will never have to live through the hurt of being called fat.
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